[Sca-cooks] Military training
Patrick Levesque
petruvoda at videotron.ca
Tue Aug 22 11:51:39 PDT 2006
Funnily enough, at a Summit of the America held in Quebec city some years
ago, a well-known activist brought in a catapult and flew, of all things,
Teddy Bears over the police lines.
He was subsequently arrested and charge with a number of assorted
misdemeanors, but if I remember correctly the judge, upon witnessing the
relatively benign power of the catapult, and plush-ness of the Teddies,
decided he was not guilty of any serious offense.
(This is a few years ago, I think this substantially describes what
happened, but my memory could be playing tricks on me too...)
Anyway, all this to say that Catapults and Trebuchet are fun, but a well
trained squat of Crowd Control agents with helicopter and Water Tank
support, gas grenades, rubber-ball guns, and the likes, is likely to get the
upper hand fairly quickly.
Petru
> As for the trebuchets and such. Well, perhaps the bungie
> cord models could be used against large crowds, but the 30 mm
> grenade launcers they use are better.
>
> I will not get into a discussion on what is or is not State Terrorism.
>
> Gunthar
>
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